PVLMS

Lexi and Frank

House influences. No limitations. ------------ "The duo focuses on producing calm, atmospheric tracks with gorgeous synths and restless beat patterns. Last year’s debut EP, Compassion, was their first big statement, and now a new track, “Shutters,” is the exchange of murky atmosphere for a confident strut and one of their prettiest melodies yet, reminiscent of Shigeto or another member of the Ghostly International roster. Once again PVLMS prove the Midwest isn’t as barren as it seems, expect another full release from them before too long." — Earmilk "Hopping and bobbing along in unison in the weekend’s grittiest, most bass-heavy calf workout. Stevens and Sacco had as much fun as anyone, embodying the notion that once the Safari Collective stalwarts start playing to larger crowds — a certain inevitability — their reputation for palm-sweating performances will become equally contagious." — Oxford Karma "Dabbling in a wide range of genres, from house to twerk to future, it seems there’s nothing these two can’t tackle. PVLMS proves that minimalism and grime can go hand-in-hand." — Your EDM "One of the greatest compliments you can give to a release is that it sounds like it should be on one of your favorite labels. PVLMS’ — the Norman-based duo Lexi Sacco and Frank Stevens — Compassion EP would sound right at home on Tri Angle Records, home to such darkly immersive electronic acts as Holy Other, Evian Christ and Balam Acab." — Oklahoma Gazette Contact: hipvlms@gmail.com